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Nano Banana 2
Use the uploaded images as the ONLY identity references.
STRICT 1:1 FACE & IDENTITY PRESERVATION:
Preserve 100% of the man's facial identity:
- exact facial structure
- skin texture
- facial proportions
- natural imperfections
- exact hairline and facial hair
- recognizable eyes, nose, lips and jawline
Preserve 100% of both women's facial identities from their respective uploaded references.
Do NOT:
- beautify or stylize the faces
- change age, ethnicity, or bone structure
- over-smooth skin
- modify hairline or facial hair
- merge or swap identities
Ultra-realistic cinematic RAW photograph of the same man from the reference image playing billiards in an upscale private billiard lounge.
The man is leaning confidently over the pool table during a precise break shot, intense focused expression, athletic confident posture, extremely attractive masculine appearance.
Outfit:
luxurious fitted black shirt with the top two buttons open, tailored black trousers, elegant leather belt, premium wristwatch clearly visible on his RIGHT wrist, subtle masculine jewelry, perfectly fitted clothing.
In the background, the two women from the uploaded references stand several meters behind him, watching him play with intrigued expressions. They remain secondary subjects and slightly out of focus.
Environment:
luxury billiard club, dark wood, green pool table, elegant leather seating, atmospheric interior, subtle neon accents, realistic reflections.
Lighting:
cinematic low-key lighting, warm practical lights mixed with subtle cool ambient illumination, dramatic highlights on his face and clothing.
Camera:
full-frame DSLR, 85mm lens, f/1.8, shallow depth of field, natural bokeh, realistic perspective.
Composition:
vertical 9:16, man dominant in foreground, women visible in background, dynamic diagonal pool-table composition.
Quality:
ultra photorealistic, RAW photo style, HDR, global illumination, realistic skin texture, natural fabric detail, no CGI look, no AI artifacts.
Identity consistency priority over style. Style must adapt to the faces, not the faces to the style.